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    • Does the Wolf Point Plan Include Too Little Parking Or Too Much? (Chicago Magazine)
    • Orland Park Plans Ped-Friendly Retail District Around 143rd Street Metra Station (Tribune)
    • Man Charged With January Crash That Killed Oak Forest Woman (Southtown)
    • Hyde Parkers Fear 218 Parking Spaces at New Development Won't Be Enough (DNA)
    • Des Plaines Installs Solar-Powered Crosswalk Light to Encourage Kids to Walk to School (Active Trans)
    • New Metra Bridge Being Built at Montrose and Ravenswood (DNA)
    • Settlement for Bicyclist Struck by Car in North Center (Keating)
    • Bike Courier Helps Out Fellow Cyclist After Dooring (Kevenides)
    • Semi Rolls Over in Elgin (Daily Herald)
    • City of Chicago Says It's Willing to Work With Pedal Pub to Legalize It (Tribune)

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